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by _delirium
4156 days ago
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Unless they did so using subpoenas, court orders, or lawsuits, I don't see how that's relevant to the content of this report? This is just a report about legally mandated takedowns and takedown attempts, not internal reddit moderation policies. That seems to be how other companies' transparency reports also operate. For example, Google's Transparency Report [1] lists information on DMCA takedown requests and other legal proceedings, not sites they've deindexed or penalized due to spam. (They do list malware statistics though.) [1] http://www.google.com/transparencyreport/ |
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